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Japan Medicine Science

The High-Radiation Lives and Risks of Nuclear-Nomad Subcontractors 96

Harperdog writes "Gabrielle Hecht has an interesting piece on the subcontracted workers of the nuclear energy industry, in Japan and elsewhere. These workers face far more exposure to radiation than salaried workers; in Japan, 90% of the nuclear workforce is contracted. This is an eye-opening look at a practice that 'carries exceptional risks and implications. And until these are recognized and documented, complex social and physiological realities will continue to be hidden.' A good read, but I would like to know how the Fukushima 50 are doing."
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The High-Radiation Lives and Risks of Nuclear-Nomad Subcontractors

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